Serviced Apartments in São Paulo

Why choose a serviced apartment in São Paulo with SilverDoor? 

Choosing a corporate serviced apartment in São Paulo with SilverDoor gives you access to accommodation built on over 25 years of experience. Our strong relationships with trusted providers across Brazil’s business capital ensure high standards, and flexible lease options. We offer comfortable, cost-effective alternatives to traditional hotels, tailored to meet the quality, convenience, and individual preferences of business travellers, ensuring a smooth and supportive booking experience for both short and extended assignments.

• Expert Knowledge: When you book a serviced apartment in São Paulo with SilverDoor, you’re choosing a trusted agency known for its expertise and dedication. We’re proud of our exceptional service and provide 24/7 support throughout your entire stay.
• Flexibility: Thanks to our strong relationships with leading global property providers, we’re able to secure competitive rates and flexible cancellation options for our clients.  We understand that business plans can change and our services align with the dynamic schedules of corporate travellers.
• Quality Guaranteed: We handpick apartments that offer a range of amenities and high standards, maintaining a portfolio of flexible, convenient alternatives with traditional hotels. Our serviced apartments are perfect for both short-term visits and extended stays in São Paulo.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in São Paulo? 

A serviced apartment in São Paulo is a cost-effective and comfortable accommodation solution compared with a traditional hotel. Whether you’re visiting for a short trip or a relocation, a SilverDoor apartment in São Paulo provides:

• Location: Our apartments span São Paulo's most crucial districts. SilverDoor’s portfolio covers all key areas in the city, putting you close to where you need to be.
• Rates: We work closely with our property partners in São Paulo to negotiate the best rates for our clients. Discounts are often available for extended stays, making serviced apartments a significantly more cost-effective option compared to traditional hotels, especially for long-term assignments.
• Facilities: Our apartments in São Paulo offer a variety of facilities to help you feel at home and maintain your routine. Serviced apartments provide a separate living space , featuring fully equipped kitchens and often including in-unit laundry facilities. This separation gives you the space to unwind, work, and truly settle into your new accommodation.

What do I need to know about staying in São Paulo?

Beyond its corporate significance, São Paulo is famous for its lively cultural scene, offering great places to eat, plenty of museums, green spaces like parks, and varied entertainment options. This active community appeals to both international professionals and local residents, blending fast-paced business opportunities with a busy, city lifestyle.

Transport in São Paulo

• An excellent and recommended way of exploring São Paulo is on foot, particularly within key districts, as many sights, restaurants, and business areas are comfortably walkable. For broader city travel, the city provides convenient Bike Sharing System (Bike Sampa). The city operates a bike sharing system, Bike Sampa, which features solar-powered bikes located at stations across the city. For a clow price, you can rent these bikes and easily travel across various neighbourhoods and connect between different parts of the city.
• As the largest metropolitan rail network in Latin America, the San Paulo Metro is a large and recommended transport system. The Metro operates six-colour coded lines which typically run from 4.40am to midnight, Sunday to Friday and till 1am on Saturdays. Tourists can purchase single tickets with cash from ticket offices or kiosks at stations.
• Taxis and Uber services are widely available across Sao Paulo. Taxis have the advantage of travelling in bus lanes, so particularly during rush hour they may be preferred.

Weather in São Paulo

• São Paulo experiences a humid subtropical climate, with mild, dry winters and warm, wet summers, which are opposite to the Northern Hemisphere seasons.The warm/wet season lasts from roughly December to March, with an average daily high temperature above 27°C. The hottest month of the year is February, with an average high of 28°C and a low of 20°C. Rainfall is abundant during this period.
• The cool/dry season lasts from roughly May to August, with an average daily high temperature typically below 24°C. The coldest month of the year is July, with an average low of 14°C and a high of 23°C. This period is generally the sunniest and driest.

Sights in São Paulo

São Paulo boasts a rich variety of attractions, including world-class museums, green spaces, historic landmarks, and vibrant street art  Must-see attractions include:

• MASP (São Paulo Museum of Art): Located centrally on Avenida Paulista, this museum is one of Latin America's most important art collections, housed in an iconic modernist building suspended by red beams.
• Ibirapuera Park: Often compared to Central Park, this massive urban green space is perfect for relaxation. It features beautiful green spaces, lakes, jogging paths, and is home to several museums and cultural buildings designed.
• Avenida Paulista: This is the most famous street at the heart of the city. Lined with skyscrapers, shops, museums, and cultural centres, it buzzes with life and frequently features street performers and markets, especially when closed to cars on Sundays.
• Batman Alley (Beco do Batman): The winding street is an open-air gallery, famous for its ever-changing and highly colourful murals and street art.
• Football Museum (Museu do Futebol): This interactive museum is dedicated to the rich history and passion of Brazilian football.

Language in São Paulo

• The official and primary language of São Paulo is Brazilian Portuguese.
• While English is widely understood in major business districts, hotels, and the tourism sector, it is not spoken everywhere. For general interactions, business travellers are encouraged to learn a few basic phrases in Portuguese.